dsh-session-link: A DSH Web Plugin for Copying Session Links and Direct Session Recovery
dsh-session-link is a client-side web plugin designed to address the inconvenience of session management in the DSH web interface. It adds a link button to the conversation title bar, allowing users to generate and copy a deep link (such as `?session=<id>`) with one click, enabling session persistence and quick restoration. When accessed via URL parameters, the plugin automatically detects and focuses on the specified session without manual searching. Installed as a client-side bundle, it requires use with a specific browser profile and operates purely as front-end script injection, without host-side storage.
Read Moredsh-session-link: DSH Plugin for Sharing Context Across Sessions
# Introduction When developing with DSH, you often encounter a situation where Session A has just thoroughly analyzed a problem, Session B takes over the relevant work, and needs Session A's complete context. Without specialized tools, the process involves exporting session logs, transferring the files, unzipping them, and manually reading the zstd-compressed JSONL data—moving files between sessions is a non-trivial cost. dsh-session-link condenses this into a single copy-and-paste operation: click to copy the `@session-<uuid>` reference of the current session from the header, paste it into another session, and send it. The model then invokes the `session_read` tool to read back the dialogue content of that session in `user:` / `assistant:` text format.
Read Moredsh-session-link: Codex-Style Session Deep Linking Plugin for DeepSeek Harness
dsh-session-link is an MIT-licensed plugin for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), designed to address the difficulty of referencing context across sessions in web workflows. Through its session deep-linking feature, the plugin allows users to copy a `dsh://session/<session-ID>` link from a session header and paste it into another conversation, whereupon the source session content is injected as controlled, read-only snapshot background context. On Windows, it supports registering a protocol handler, enabling direct opening of the Web GUI and locating the corresponding session upon clicking the link. The plugin features robust error handling, preserving original text and logging issues for malformed links, self-references, or permission anomalies, with default limits of 3 references per message and 64 KiB per source, propagating only text while excluding non-text blocks such as images. Installation requires executing
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